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What determines the direction of water vapor movement after evaporation?
What determines the direction of water vapor movement after evaporation?
- The direction and pattern of wind flow in the region (correct)
- The amount of radiation absorbed by gases and particles
- The visibility distance at the time of evaporation
- The temperature of the earth's surface
What is the primary cause of visibility degradation?
What is the primary cause of visibility degradation?
- The absorption and scattering of light by particles and gases in the atmosphere (correct)
- The evaporation of water from the earth's surface
- The formation of clouds in the sky
- The direction and pattern of wind flow in a region
What is a fog or mist?
What is a fog or mist?
- A discoloration in the atmosphere caused by radiation absorption
- A measure of the distance at which an object can be clearly seen
- Water vapor moving vertically towards the sky
- A cloud that has formed close to the earth's surface (correct)
What is the definition of visibility?
What is the definition of visibility?
What is the visibility range considered as 'zero' visibility?
What is the visibility range considered as 'zero' visibility?
What is the primary condition for the formation of fog?
What is the primary condition for the formation of fog?
Which factor is not listed as a condition that can help clear fog?
Which factor is not listed as a condition that can help clear fog?
What is the primary difference between fog and haze?
What is the primary difference between fog and haze?
What visibility range defines the meteorological phenomenon as 'fog'?
What visibility range defines the meteorological phenomenon as 'fog'?
What atmospheric condition is associated with the formation of haze?
What atmospheric condition is associated with the formation of haze?